R A F Lashes Furiously at Germany Berlin
Japan and Spain are discussed as axis counterweights to British American closings. Unofficial AP sources say Japan may join a German Italian pact, with Spain possibly aiding from Gibraltar. Mussolini’s son in law Genoa linked to ceremony. Spain promised Madagascar and French possessions in exchange for alliance.
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Ferlin
Japan
Spain
Cns
Germany
Italy
Ltelian
Geleatzo Cano
Joachim von Rubentrop Leatwack
Berlin
Munday
Thie
Giano
Mussolini
Serrano Burney
Bo Fay
Gioraltar
Morsute
Madagascar
Willkie Has Light Day on Journey East
Willkie estimates he has seen over two million people on the western leg of his campaign and expresses full satisfaction with his reception. On the Wabash train through North Dakota he spoke from the rear platform and outlined plans for a major foreign policy address in Cleveland on October 2, promising a critique of the current administration’s foreign program.
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North Dakota
Wondell
Willkie
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New England
Cleveland
San Francisco
Eight Road Bids To Be Opened At Letting Friday
The Montana Metway Commission will open eight road and bridge bids Friday. Items include a 160‑foot high bridge on the Drowning‑Cineler park cut‑off road in Gilmer County and drainage, grading, and resurfacing work on several state routes.
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Montana Metway Comminsion
Comminsion
Opan
Two Medicine River
Drowning-Cineler Park
Gineler Cquity
Emai Dralpaga
Third Group Of Guard To Be Called Out
A new call to active duty covers 35 700 personnel, increasing total mobilized to about 100 000 for one year of intensive training. The order affects New York Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Puerto Rico and Hawaii units, with Oct 16 reporting. The 27th division New York and Ohio tank units plus Companies F and I of the 112th are included.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnisippi
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Rapravelt
War Department
Sta
Less Tank Company
112Th
Japanese Reinforcements Land Near Haiphong
Tokyo dispatch reports additional Japanese forces landed near Haiphong, French Indochina, as World War II updates continue to reach UPI.
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Tokyo
Domel
Jamoose News Agency
Indo-China
Haiphong
Helena Men Pledge Greek Fraternities at Montana State College
Eight Helens and Kart Heletta youths joined 107 freshmen registering for four year courses at Montana State College and pledging to Sigma Chi Alpha and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternities. The Bozeman report lists pledges including Parsons Helena Virgil Antonich Great Falls and many others from Helena Billings Bozeman and surrounding cities.
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Helena
Montana State College
Helens and
Kart Heletta
Montana State Colleges
Sever
Bozeman
Osw
Sigma CW
Art Parsons
Virgil Antonich
Great Falls
John Harnish
Sidney
Bill Taylor
Will Jorgenson
Billings
Blazer Butler
William Waddell
Calif
Menry Bydick
Edwin Wismeyer
Bingo
Mark Annin
Jack Dite
Rman
Big Goan
Palmer Anderson
Magelanid
Hilt Cralie
Bearcreek
Emmett Eagen
Big Timber
Ed Calling
Livingston
Ray Olaoy
Ernie
Hd Settle
Martinsdale
Raymond Carkeek
Norman Hansen
West Yellowstone
Frank Bates
John Epkes
Robert Helatck
George Mycre
William Melemore
Dean Kell
Belgrade
Richard Nelson
Fred Mitchell
Anaconda
Allen True
Cut Bank
Robert Nooring
Goodrich
N. D
John Varlkos
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
John Bader
Jack Gall
Robert
Cain
Stanley Eck
Helens
Richard J. Walter
Deer Lodge
Nell Stacy
Red Lodge
James Moony
Conrad
John R. Jones
Charles Lane
Robert Harrison
Ant Athor
Mich
Richard Brickley
Otto A. Krieg
Walterl Kropp
Choteau
Vernon
Wastlake
Lowell Scott
Bankers warn deficit policy could threaten democracy
Atlantic City speech by Robert M. Manes of the American Bankers Association cites deficits and endless borrowing as undermining political and economic freedom. Hanes of Winston-Salem warns urgent defense spending may force higher taxes, stressing the danger of unchecked deficit financing and a permanent fiscal policy.
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Atlantic Cuy
N. J
Robert M. Manes
American Bankers Association
Hanon
Wechovia, Bank and Trust Company
Winaton-Salem
N. C
Séveton
Association
Establishment of offices tied to pilot training program
Washington dispatch reports the aviation administration establishing offices at Boise Idaho Portland Oregon Helena Montana and Spokane Washington to oversee a pilot training program. Each site will have a fight inspector a ground school inspector a maintenance actor and a stenographer assigned to about 16 participating schools. Headquarters for the region are in Beattie Washington.
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Washington
Jotvil Aeranantles
Bote
Idaho
Portland
Ore
Trelena
Mont
Spokane
Wash
Warden Reelected As President of Reclamationists
Great Falls Sept 25 O S Warden publisher of Great Falls was elected to his sixth term as president of the National Reclamation association. Other officers were chosen unanimously including Ora Bundy Ogden Utah as vice president Robert W Sawyer Read Oregon second vice president J A Ford Spokane Washington treasurer and Floyd Ta glin Washington D C secretary manager. Warden said the group faces nine critical}'.
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Great Falls
O. S. Warden
National Reclamation Association
Ora Bundy
Ogden
Utah
Robert W. Sawyer
Read
Ore
J. A. Ford
Spokane
Wash
Floyd
Tiagin
Washington, D. C
Warden
National Defense Movement
Britain Needs Planes for Night Fighting to Halt Raids
London battles nightly bombardment as German bombers strike for 19 nights. Britain races to produce effective night fighters with longer range and heavier firepower to down four engine bombers, while scientists test new defenses and aircraft to end the Luftwaffe nightly menace.
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Britain
London
Dakar Falls Noted as British and Free French Withdraw
London reports the British navy and De Gaulle’s free French forces pulled out of Dakar after a costly three day battle for the key West African port. The British ministry said it never intended major operations against the French and blamed misjudgments on the halt. The Vichy government claimed continued resistance as 6,000 colonial troops held the line.
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London
Charles de Gaulle
Dakar
French West Africa
Ministry of Information
Britain
Vichy
de Gaule
Refson
Senegal
Africa
Epithb
Berlin Bombers Keep City Awake In Five Hour Raid
Berliners spent a frigid night in cellars as British bombers raided outskirts for five hours in the city’s longest air raid. Central Berlin reported no blasts or fires, while authorities accused the raids of aimlessness and targeted residential areas. London noted continued German night operations with fresh cargoes of destruction on the capital.
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Berlin
Anyother
Associated Press
New York
London
Inndon
Trial Promised in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
San Francisco September 28. William Muhlenbroich, a former German soldier, was moved to a Redwood City jail cell as San Mateo authorities plan a swift move toward an indictment under the Lindbergh law. The county grand jury was convened to consider charges of kidnapping with possible life imprisonment, and a second prisoner may share the new cell with Muhlenbroich under a special guard arrangement.
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San Francisco
Whelm Jakob Muhlenbroich
Mare de Trinian
San Mateo
FVBE
Tourn
Meek Wolduy
California
Redwood City
Onflor
Darbor
Sheritf James J. McCrath
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gibraltar Bombed Again by French in Heavy Raid
Gibraltar reported a second heavy air raid by French planes, with over 300 bombs from about 100 aircraft. Flames rose from naval bases and arsenals as a British trawler was hit, damage and casualties feared heavy amid continued Franco British actions in Dakar.
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Gibraltar
Lo Linen
Ihraltar
Et Alica
Chemical Plant Blast Destroys Two Buildings in Glairtan Pa
A massive explosion at a Pennsylvania chemical plant in Glairtan destroyed two buildings. The plant processes solvents for defense orders and is near the Morogabela River city, home to about 16,060 people and two large steel operations. The blast was heard two miles away and caused widespread damage.
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Glairtan
Pennsylvania Noustrial Chemical Corporations
Debria
Morogabela
Strained Franco American Ties Over Gibraltar and Dakar
Washington officials harshly criticized the Vichy government for aiding Axis powers as France’s failure to defend Gibraltar and the lack of Free French control at Dakar drew sharp U.S. disapproval. The Cairo- Dakar threat to the Western Hemisphere alarms officials who warn of Dakar as a potential air or naval base attacking South America.
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Washington
Dakar
State Department
Vichy
Arttalo
France
Inglal
Petain
Germany
Italy
Gibraltar
McCormack elected House majority leader in 1940s race
Washington in 1940s reports John W. McCormack of Rosina Massachusetts elected Democratic House majority leader over Clifton A. Woodrum of Virginia. The vote, 141 to 87, follows McCormack’s nomination by Rep. Arthur Henley. McCormack, 41, aligned with some New England opposition to certain Southern priorities, and backed Fish amendment on the draft though split on other World War II policies.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
Rosina
Massachusetts
Orice
Joseph W. Marlin
North Altleporo
McCormnck
Orn Stim
Nowaday
Clifton A. Woodrunt
Virgina
Cnucua
Wondrun
Tyan
Warnimons
Tho Rostantan
Spin Raye
Texas
Darth
Willian H. Bankhead
McCormack
Mnelandix
Crst Democratis
Ty Ditatons
Mambo
Woodrim
Arthur Henley
Maaachusetts
Democrata
United Party
Noosa
Elt
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